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Artwork Specifications
Helpful tips to ensure smooth printing for the best possible results.
Helpful tips to ensure smooth printing for the best possible results.
Print Perfection Through DPI
Dots Per Inch (DPI) defines your DTF print’s detail and clarity.
Higher DPI means sharper edges, smoother gradients, and vibrant, professional results.
Low DPI leads to pixelation, blurred or missing lines, and dull prints.
For best results, set artwork to
300 DPI.
Print Perfection Through DPI
Dots Per Inch (DPI) defines your DTF print’s detail and clarity.
Higher DPI means sharper edges, smoother gradients, and vibrant, professional results.
Low DPI leads to pixelation, blurred or missing lines, and dull prints.
For best results, set artwork to 300 DPI.
Poor Transparency
All displayed colors, including white, will appear in the final print.
Excellent Transparency
The background is hidden in the final print. Transparency ensures precise results.
Poor Transparency
All displayed colors, including white, will appear in the final print.
Excellent Transparency
The background is hidden in the final print. Transparency ensures precise results.
Lines or text appear
too thin
Maintain a minimum stroke width of
8–10 pixels for optimal print clarity.
Use thicker or larger fonts for clearer results.
Some pixels may shrink, so keep designs bold or thick as possible to be more visible.
Lines or text appear too thin
Maintain a minimum stroke width of
8–10 pixels for optimal print clarity.
Use thicker or larger fonts for clearer results
